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Thanks man... Great Set!! PS- you should go to the Digweed show at SPIRIT on the 2nd of Sept.. and record that set for us!! I will be there, and what a night its gonna be!!
Mind and Body crave light, because we live in Darkness.
many props to sakio for this one.......anyone that is having probs getting this id be more than happy to share it with ya on slsk....same user name as on here....
Problems for me too on the weird .m4a format. I don't trust it, though it may be just fine. Has anyone made it work yet, or are we all screwed it we open it. I changed the format to .mp3 and still would not open.
M4A is a file extension used to represent the popular new international audio standard called MPEG 4 Audio. M4A is the new replacement for the older MP3 audio format and includes many enhancement and improvements. Many popular applications and hardware devices already support M4A. This site is dedicated to helping you learn more about M4A and MP4 audio files. Hopefully you will begin to use this popular, new audio file format.
What does M4A stand for?
Many people have questions about M4A, since it is relatively new. M4A stands for MPEG 4 Audio, and it is a popular file extension used to represent audio files. Most people are familiar with MP3 and how it shrinks down the file size of songs and other audio files. M4A and MP4 do the same thing as MP3 does, but even better. Quality is better and file sizes are usually smaller than MP3 files. But unlike MP3, no licenses or payments are required to be able to stream or distribute content in M4A format (unlike MP3 which requires you to pay royalties on content you distribute in MP3 format). This fact alone, is more than enough reason (due to the extreme cost savings) to use M4A files instead of MP3 files. In addition, M4A files tend to sound much better than MP3 files encoded at the same bitrate.
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